Sentence examples for control the functioning from inspiring English sources
This route is characteristic of the pars intermedia region, in which neurosecretory fibres from the hypothalamus control the functioning of the secretory cells.
In the 1980s, Dr. S f and Dr. Scheller decoded the genes that control the functioning of tiny bubbles of fluid called vesicles, which send neurotransmitters across the synapses between cells.
He envisioned an "all-purpose, automatic, electronic computing machine" with stored programs: "I propose to store everything that has to be remembered by the machine, in these memory organs," he wrote, including "the coded, logical instructions which define the problem and control the functioning of the machine". This describes the modern computer exactly.
Natural processes that control the functioning of the planet have been interrupted, refashioned, or accelerated over the last thousand years by human civilization.
In those positive controls at least 30% of DNA had to migrate into the tail area to control the functioning of the electrophoresis.
However, we still know very little about the regulatory networks that control the functioning of such components in a mitosis- or meiosis-specific manner.
The results suggest that both Par6B and Par6G critically control the function of the epithelial cell cycle restriction machinery.
In their Perspective article, Ben Feringa, Sander Wezenberg and co-workers describe how this concept has been exploited to dynamically control the function of molecular systems.
Both kinds are widely used in the electronics industry as components of integrated circuits, which control the functions of such common devices as phones, televisions and game consoles.
Scientific and technological advances that enable the tuning of integrated regulatory components to match network and system requirements are critical to reliably control the function of biological systems.
Nusse's more recent work has focused on understanding how Wnt family members control the function of adult stem cells in response to injury or disease.
